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Knowledge Science,m so that such a program can either replace an expert or amplify a novice’s knowledge to the point of being equivalent to an expert. The questions then arise of how we might harvest this knowledge and represent it in a computer, and how we can use such knowledge.

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Measures of Intelligence,that is the generator of a sequence of numbers. The origin of these hypotheses was taken from Eysenck’s numerical sequence IQ tests. The IQ test sequences and the extensions of the sequences generated by applying the inferred hypothesis are used as a testing ground for the implementation.

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